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THREE SHUTOUT DECISIONS . Oshawa Polonia Blanks Whitby Eleven * To Take Stranglehold On First Place LEAGUE STANDING wa Polonia 13 wa : Strila 3 oy Duplate 3 Bequicks TR L nd LENOE Ys FINAL, at Ontario ital Grounds, Whitby ax Homa vs, Oshawa strila Via, 4% PV awa Polonia virtually clinch- ed first place and the United Automobile Workers Troply in She Ontario County cer Association Boro on Samra, ight, af East 3-0 on Saturday night, at East- . Rs Park. The loss for Whitby all all but eliminated that club's hope to finish atop the heap in the sche- gute, for with only two games left to play it is three points behind Polonia which has fone games re- maining. Ajax Bequicks served no- tice that it will have a contender the Labatt Challenge cup game adnetda with Strila, by wallop- A mproved Duplate club at Whit, ~ Oshawa Strila defeated Clare- mont 4-0 at Stoufville on Satur- day night, to take over undisputed . possession of second place in the standing, only one point behind | 87°! Polonia but Strila . but two Sames left to play while Polonia four. PROVE THEIR CLASS ge Polonia weathered a first storm, managed to foul against the run of play in that half. Then in the second session, they took control of the play and notched two mark- rs to defeat Whitby by a score of The ted the posi- tion of the Polenta ned atop the 3 6 7 9 9 9 score a week Whitby team had a chance to jump into first place but they were not up to the oc- casion. Na uad dominated pl The right combination oa "ken Mikaul- oy ABATT CHAL- askas and Sabadin Remigio show- ed neat Da assing plays and their work on the right wing culminated in the Polonia club's second goal which was a beauty. Ted c- zak finshed 2 three-way passing play Leading the ball into the net. Wien fifteen minutes to go, Walter Posacki brought the Polon- ia total to three when he scored after a goal-mouth scramble, Cup Final At Whitby Field On Wednesday At a meeting of the Ontario County Soccer Association held Saturday morning, it was decided to hold the final of the ual Challenge Cup at e Ontario County Hospital Grounds, Whitby. on Wednesday night commencing at 6.30 p.m. The rules of the competition re- quire that the final be played on a neutral ground which eliminated Alexandra Park, and Pickering High School as a venue, fhese grounds being the "homes" of the re tive finalists. e lay-out at the Ontario Hosp- ital i in Whitby is one of the better playing sites in the cir- |} cuit and rates with the pitch at Alexandra Park, which is one of the finer lay-outs in the ce. Oshawa Strila received a first- round bye into the semi-final and eliminated Whitby. The first Whit- by Strila game ended in a 2-2 tie while in the 'second contest Strila emerged victorious rather easily by the score of 5-1. Ajax Bequicks are the surprise team of the competition. They eliminated Claremoat in the first round and the scored an upset by conquering league-leading Oshawa Polonia 1-0 in the semi-final. A check of the league stand- ings would place the Strila club as overwhelming favourite to cop the handsome trophy but past re- cords mean little in a knock-out cup game, as Oshawa Polonia ex- d- | perienced in its game with Be- ks. In the event that the clubs are tied at the end of regulation time the clubs will turn around and play 15 minute periods, with the first goal deciding the contest. The referee for the game will be Jimmy Harrison of Oshawa. Again the Polonia defence was outstanding. The work of the backs was such that Mike Bue ski had few hard shots to han le. The half backs and the inside for- wards on the Polonia team col- laborated well and made the ball do the work. Posacki was a good leader at cente foward. 'or Way, Allison, John Kelly and ere Oshawa Duplate 8. | a bry of 3-0. in did not af- fect the Mg of the do 3 in the league gtanding, as they remained in 6th position. The game was well-played and incident-free. Before the contest was two minutes old, Ben Lamers weaved through the Duplate de- fence to score hat proved to be the winning g Hand Westerink | g shot the hg Soul "Bequick goal be- fore the end of the first session which ended with ie Bequicks leading by a score of 2 Vesters notched the third mark- er for the Ajax club in the second half when he converted a free kick, awarded to the Bequick team. Bobby Stewart and Alister Fleming were the pick of the Du- late team which played far be- ow the form displayed in last Wednesday's contest against Whit- The complete Bequick club Bliyed clever, combination foot- CAPTAIN SCORES THREE Pete Senyk, the captain of the Oshawa Strila club, moved from his position on defence Saturday night at Stouffville and scored She "hat i) 40 3 Jead his on mates to a c over mont. othe Stila club mop, a of second |p. place in the league standings, two ints ahead of the Whitby club. Both teams have two games to play, one of these games against each othe? in the final league game of the season. In the first half Gerry Sokolyk gave the Strila club a 1-0 lead. In the sect Bg TS was all Senyk as he asses from centre-forward John Bonow- Sia' sauad. + 7 pe Strila and Donowsky were | Ge Nx a Strila squad which ed good combination football. shaw, bora, and noha or a Claremont club, which on the whole gave a dissa- pointing display. Oshawa's Legion - UAW Juveniles Beat Oakville 1st In OBA Series On Saturday afternoon at the Oshawa Kinsmen Stadium the lo- cal UAW Juveniles played host to the Oakville Juveniles and sent the visitors home defeated, 6-3. This contest was the first game of the round of the OBA BA Juvenile | io] "A" playdowns, These same wal 22 teams go at it again in Oakville on Tuesday evening. jest i : ih FEL: 4] able to plate seventh and scored the last three tallies of the contest. Singles by en and Chasczewski gave the Nimess, their 7th frame markers Dine eigth inning one base clouts off off The ats of Jurnes and Elliott, threatened to give the UAW nine more tallies, but the runners were left stranded. Elliott, who was on the mound for the winners through- out the contest, fanned ten Oak- ville batters and gave up three hits, Three runners got to first base on free passes issued by El- liott. The only extra base drive by a Osawa player was Wilson's the first frame which > the scoring dept. e Oakville crew were not in their eg hud "ce weed 138 ght the visiting Riess, came back in the third and scored two markers off two hits. The clouts were two solid singles by Goodall and Lawrence. Burt smashed a one base drive in the eighth for the other Oakville OSHAWA: Morden, Sb; Wilson, _ 2b; Chasczewsl, if: Buckalski rf in bth: Stetton, Day ILL Lawrence Burt 16 1b; Oude, of; cial: rf; Brown, If; Izatt, o; Nuon. p; Fettery, p in 8th. OBA PLAYOFF TOURNEY Local Bantams Beat Ottawa But Bow To Peterboro Lads Saturday Plantae crew ventured to Belle ville to play in the OBA a zone tournament and played two ames before being eliminated by crew. representing Peter- boro. In the first game the local lads downed Ottawa, 6-3, in nine innings and advanced against the Peterboro squad, only. to be ousted from the tourney by virtue of a 2-1 nipping. The games were played CNR Park. e local boys started the con- test ott with a g 7 yang by scor- ing every one of their runs in the first frame. The first batter up, Wills drove a double to the deep out field, then an error and a choice play' put two more run- ners on base. Two free nasses is- sued by Lachapelle, the Ottawa hurler, scorea one run then a single' brought more need mark- ers across the dish. The third hit of the half inning was a double by Jarriage len scored the last of which came home in 2x Sona half inning. For the re- during of the contest the winners played defensive ball and were re- warded for the strategy by the win. Seven more single-base clouts were banged out by Stark batters, but they sould Bot squeeze another tally over th The lg 2 handicapped y the spectacular pitching of riage, who fanned twenty-one Ba ters. Three free passes and a lay scor the first Ot- y in the opening inning went on to-add a single- e seventh frame off singl- 'es by Budsie, Post and Lacha- pelle. The last run for the losers came home in the eighth off an- other Jar of one base drives. OSHAWA: Wills, 2b; Ryan, 3b; Bilenduke, Bo Minacs, SS; Kelly, 1b: "aylor, If; Dick, cf; Gray, rf; Barriage, 5 OTTAWA: Gray, ss; Budsie, 2b; Chiarelli, 3b; Kilrae, 1b; Dunni- ga», If; Moore, c: Post, cf; Gil- man, rf; Lacha gpetle, p. JUST ONE TA Three runs were* scored in the nine innings of play between Osh- awa and Peterboro and not a single tallv was earned, The win- ning Peterboro crew got the first tally to their credit jn the start- gr - inning off a walk, an error id a single by Haig. The contest afternoon the Starks then settled down to seven innin of real tight and hot play with the Peterboro squad breaking it up in the eighth inning when they came up with a singleton off a single by Mononey and two err- ors. The winning pitcher, Haig, got eight batters on strike-outs, allower hits. The 8 boys did Bot | have the power behind their b in second game and oy A this their hits were three clouts, two Sing} es and a double by Minacs e nineth. The single Oshawa run scored in the seventh off a and an error. STARKS: Wills, 2b; Love, 3b; Bi- lenduke, c; Minacs, SS; Kelly, 1b; Dick, If; == It; Gray, rf; Brewster, PETERBORO: Rowe, cf; Riel, If; Mononey, ss; Haig, Pp; Ted- lock, Ib; Kinlaw, c¢: Wade, rf; Oaul, 3b; Gilders, 2b, Announce Dates Jr. OBA Title TON oP The Jun'or "A' series of the Ontario Base- ball Asgoeistio n will participate '© a possible 24 the Ontario Junior laurels, it was announced here today by chairman Jack Adamson. Second round schedule: Aug. 28 Niagara district winner more | V8. winner of Hamilton Oakville se! vw o,l Ramin Oakville series Sept. 4 third game (if necessary) Aug. 28 Intercounty winrer vs. Western Counties winner Sept. 1 Western Countiés vs, In- tercounty winner Sept. 4 third game (if necessary) Aug. 28 Brockville vs. Cardinal game schedule for|petroft series Wi BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS National League New York Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis - | Chicago Pittsburgh AY Milwaukee 000 002 000-- 3 Chicago 400 010 00x-- 5 9 1 Nichols, Buhl (1) Johnson (6) Jolly (7) and Crandall; Klippstein and gin is. : Nichol Boch, eecrene Baczewski, Collum (7) Sor (8) Fowler (9) and Landrith; Basen, Lint (6) Staley (8) and "WE: Staley. LP: Fowler. Louis--Sarnj. Pittsburgh at New York postponed Philadelphia 3 Rivokivn postponed First Philadelphia 001 400 001-- 6 11 0 rooklyn 000 000 020-- 2 Wehmeier and Burgess; Erskine, Palisa (8) Roe (9) and Campan- ella. LP: Erskine. HR: Philadelphia--Ennis. ond Philadelphia y 050 001-- 6 0 Brooklyn 00 000 900-- 0 H 0 Dickson and Burgess; Meyer, Podres RL a Campanella. LP: HR: Phi Iadelpbia_Ennis Milwaukee 000 402--12 10 1 Chicago 04 020 000-- 6 13 2 Wilson, Jolly (8) Burdette (5) Conley (6) and Crandall; Cole, Jefi- coat (4) Tremel (9) and Garagi- ola. WP: Conley. LP: Jeffcoat. HRs: Chicago--Banks 2, Mil- waukee--Thomson, Adcock. Cincinnati 011 180 010-- 711 1 St. Louis ' 001 422 00x-- 9 13 0 Valentine, Nuxhall (4) Savransky & Judson (5) Perkowski (8) and Landrith (8); Lawrence, pater (5) Deal (8) and Sarni. WP: Brazle, LP: Savransky. First Pittsb New Yor! $00 100 000-- 4 11 1 000 002 102--5 6 2 Lapalme, Hetki 9) Thies @ and Shepard; Antonelli, Corwin (1) Wil- helm A Grissom' (7) Mecall (8) and K WP: Mecall, LP: Lapalme. HR: as tsburgh--Thomas. 000 030 000-- 3 14 New ¥ 022 000 O1x-- 5 11 3 Surkont, Law (8) and Atwell, Shepard (2 ); Maglie, Wilhelm (5) WP: Wilhelm. LP: Surkont. Sessureasne Zessagssy 2 £ oe yh and use Keegan. : HR: Chicago--Minoso. New York 100 000 050 201-- 9 15 0 Boston 001 030 101 202--10 12 1 an, Reynolds (6) Branca a (8) Ford (10) and Berra, Silvera (10); Kinder, Hudson (8) Kiely 9) Kemmerer (9) an : K Sept. 1 Cardinal vs. Brockville' Walls, Sept. 4 third game (if necessary) Aug. 28 Prescott at Cornwall Sept. 1 Cornwall at Presco't Sept. 4 third game (if necessary) Semi-final Sept. 6 winner of Intercounty and Western Counties vs. winner of Niagata 2. Hamilton and Oak- ville seri Sept. 1 ® inner of Niagara and Hamilton and Oakville series vs. wignep of Intercounty and Western Counties series i 15 third game (if neces- ry) a. 6 winner of Brockville and Cardinal series vs. winner of Pres- cott and Cornwall series Sept. 11 winner of Prescott and Cornwall series vs. winner of Brockville and Cardinal series Sept. 18 third game (if neces- Sept. 25 eastern winner vs. west- ern winner . Oct. 2 western winner vs. east- winn ern rl Oct.: third and deciding game (if necesggry) WANTS OLYMPIC GOLF LAVAL-SUR-LE-LAC, Que. (CP) John J. Hopkins, sponsor of the Canada Cup matches, opened a bid Friday to have golf placed on the schedule for the next Olympic Games. Hopkins said he plans to approach officials of the Games with an offer to supply money through his International Golf As- sociation to cover expenses of the teams. He said he would recom- mend that four - man amateur teams be sent rfom each country to compete. WRESTLIN THE GREAT TOGO BROS. CANADIAN OPEN TAG TEAM 2--REFEREES--2 CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH THE GREAT TOGO BROS. CHAMPIONS -- vs, -- WATSON and FLANAGAN CHALLENGERS also DON LEWIN vs. PAUL BILLARGEOMN TIM GEOHAGEN vs. ZEBRA KID TICKETS AT CASINO RESTAURANT -- 1.25, 1.00, 75¢ Tue., Aug. 24th, 8:45 p.m. Kinsmen Stadium emmerer. LP: Ford. HRs: New York--Bauer; Boston 000 003 001-- 4 5 1 I LP: Turley. Washington at Pillaiaistia (2) ppd SUNDAY Washington 000 000 020 000-- 2 6 0 Philadelphia 010 000 010 001-- 8 12 1 Schmitz, Pascual (12) a Fitz- gold, d; Bishop and Astroth. Vo 000 000 022-- 4 6 1 Philadelphia 000 202'000-- 4 9 0 (Called because of Sunday cur- few) Porterfield, Stewart (7) Shea (9) and Tipton; Portocarrero and Rob- ertson. HRs: Washington--Sievers; Phil- adelphia--Limmer. Chicago 110 100 3 4 91 Detroit 130 100 -- 712 0 Pierce, Consueg 8 { @ 1 Dorish (7) and Batts Wilson, LP: By HR: Chicago--Minoso. Cleveland 004 060 011--12 20 3 Baltimore 000 010 000--1 3 2 Wynn, Mossi (8) and Hegan; Kuzava, Rretow (4) Blyzka (6) and Courtney. It's A Fact! © The AU Syndicate RE} EWRY, AN AMERICAN TOOK HIS TENTH OLY M! DAL N 19 EO 08 .. AR EUAT STIL STANDS IT'S A FACT For Service and Depend- You Can't Bea TELEVISION - APPLIANCE 128 WILSON DR. 5.--OSHAWA Telephone 3-9439 or 5-6179 AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES . LP: Kuzava. New ork 000 001 100-- 2 10 2 Boston 002 021 30x-- 8 10 2 Byrd, Reynolds (7) and Berra; Sullivan and White. LP: B, HR: Boston--Williams, Today's Games Washington at Philadelphia (2) Tuesday's Game Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington (N) Cleveland at Philadelphia (N) Baltimore at New York (N) International League Toronto 2 | Rochester 0 | and Erautt. Rochester 001 000 030-- 4 9 0 Toronto 301 000 10x-- 5 8 0 Luna, Blaylock (7) Markell (8) and Burbrink; Minarcin, Shore (8) and Howard, Ottawa 100 000 000 000 004-- 5 14 2 Richmond 000 000 010 000 001-- 2 10 2 Ditmar and Watlington; Habe- nicht, Medlinger (9) Heintzelman (10) and Johnson. Montreal 000 000 100--1 7 3 Havana 001 001 20x-- 4 10 0 Lehman, Fabbro (7) Hood (8) and Thompson; Powell and Guerra American Association Columbus 5 Indianapolis 3 Charleston 2 Kansas City 4 Toledo 4 St. Paul 1 Louisville 6 Minneapolis 3 First Rochester Toronto Stathos and Burbrink; Wiesler 0100000--1 6 1 200 001 x--3 4 0 Jordan, Blaylock (1) and Bur- brink; Lombardi and Howard Ottawa 001 010 100-- 3 ig Richmond 311 102 00x-- 8 13 Vanbrabant, Haag (7) and Wat- Yugton; Fine and Johnson. Montreal 000 002 000--2 6 0 Havana 000 000 000-- 0 5 0 Cox and Howell; Melton, Harris (8) and Guerra. Second game Rektponed Buf Syracuse 000 00 020-2 6 4 Lary and Lakeman; Sanford, Zitiker (8) and Erautt, Heyman Te 's Games Montreal at vana Ottawa at Richmond Buffalo at Rochester Syracuse at Toronto (2) uesday's Games Syracuse at Toronto Buffalo at Rochester Ottawa at Richmond Montreal at Havana MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League ABR H Pct. Noren, New York 349 51 117 .335 Minoso, Chicago 455 100 152 .334 Avila, Cleveland 437 88 143 .327 Fox, Chicago 512 92 165 .322 Mantle, New York 437 104 138 .316 Runs--Mantle, New York 104 00 27 10 2 d | Runs batted in--Doby, Cleveland, 102 Triples--Runnels, Washington, and Minoso, 14 Home runs--Doby, 27 Stolen bases--Jensen, Boston 18 Pitching--(10 decisions) -- Feller, Cleveland, 11-2 .846 Strikeouts-- Turley, Baltimore 185 National League Pet. AB RA Brooklyn 458 96 160 .349 Sosa, St. Louis 466 102 162 .348 Mueller, New York 486 69 163 .335 Moon, St. Louis 509 ,90 167 .328 Mays, New York 440 92 144 .327 Runs--Musial, 102 Runs batted in--Musial, 111 Hits--Schoendienst and "Moon, 165 Doubles--Kiner, Chicago and Bell, Cincinnati 32 Triples--Hamner Philadelphia 11 Home runs--Mays, Stolen bases--Bruton Milwaukee 26 Pitching: (10 Ysvisions)~Antonell New York 18-3 . Strikeouts -- My Philadelphia Pete Karpuk Puts Ball Ahead Rugby? TORONTO {CP)- Pete Karpuk, obtained on waivers 4 Toronto Argonauts o { Hace Big Four Thurs- day, wa ced on the trading block F He may be heading for amit Tiger-Cats. Carl Voyles, Hamilton coach, said he spoke to Frank Clair, Argonaut mentor, about a trade for Karpuk. Voyles told Clair he would think over a possible deal for the play yer, Argos hastened to put Karpuk on the trading block cause Pete said he wanted to commute to Toronto for the football games from Galt, where he is managing that city's first-place Terriers in the Senior Intercounty Baseball League. 3 Derby Winners Owner May Have To Explain LOS ANGELES (AP)--A turf controversy was simmering today after a ma; if own article quoted Crevo! owner of Kentucky pod y winner D e, as say- ing that his Bi does not try to win the first, second or third time with a young horse. Crevolin's reaction hid 'Publication of the article in the Bloodhorse, national breeders magazine, ranged from "I never said it is it's not true' to "I don't remem- ber exactly what I said but it is ridiculous to charge me with say- ing my horses do not try all the me.' Dwight Murphy, chairman of the California horse racing board, said the commission is disturbed over the statement attributed to Crevo- lin, He said Crevolin may be ased to explain his statements. SPORTS IN BRIEF TAKES CITY GOLF HAMILTON (CP)--Harold Wil- mering, 18, of the Hamilton Che- doke Golf Club, won the city and district junior golf championship Friday, posting a three-over-par 74. He nosed 'out Rex Louth of Oakville and George Shorer of Bur- lington who both tied for second, one stroke behind Wilmering, HAMILTON BEATEN WINNIPEG (CP) -- Winni Scottish, paced by Midge Penn ton's hat trick, walloped Hamilton Imperials 5-0 Friday ht to take the best-of-three A an soccer semi-final in straight games, esa STOPS TULI (AP) -- Flashy Leo Eapines of the Philippines st Jake Tuli of South Africa the ait round of their 10-round | an bout Friday night and stayed in the running for a December title crack at world bantamweight Sampion Yoshio Shirai o Japan. Espiion weighed 113 pounds, Fights, 112%. WINS GREAT LAKES GOLF MILWAUKEE (AP)--Tom Bren- nan, Jr., of Milwaukee won the annual Great Lakes amateur golf tournament here Friday with a four-over-par 288 total for the 72- hole medal play: on rounds of 69- 68-77-74, The 21- earoly vier, 8 former Univ Wisconsin student, scored his first major vie- tory in winning the tournament. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Mondey, August 35, 1906 9 SPORTS ROUNDUP Chicago White Sox May Decide Which Team Will Win Svar NEW YORK (AP)---In trying to decide at this point whether Cleve- land Indians or New York Yan- kees are destined to enter the World Series on Sept. 29, it be- comes necessary to take a long look at Chicago White Sox. The Sox by this time must have realized they are not going to win the American League race, The best that manager Paul Richards' ensemble can hope for is to win a special award as the best third- Pace ball club in the history of e junior circuit, a June 1 the Sox were running 3 tight second, only a single game hind the Indians. Since then they ii sustained a winning average of well over .600, a gait that would have been good 'enough to win the flag some Jers, but they find themselves looking on. MAY GET MEAN When a thing such as that hap- pens to a set of men they are ikely to 2 mean and want to take it out on someone, and it is for this reason that we feel it necessary to try to figure out what the Sox are likely to do during the next six weeks, and to whom. They are going to decide the pennant race, it seems here, To begin with, Chicago has six more games to play with Cleve. land and only three more whacks at the Yankees. Three of thelr con- tests with the Indians will ceme in the final week, That series figures to put a terrific strain on the Tribe if the race still is close. The White Sox now are ahead of Cleveland over the season, having won nine of their 16 engagements. In fact, Richards' boys are in the black against every team in the league except the Yankees who have clobbered them 13 times in 19 tries. COULD DO DAMAGE So it appears to be that the Sox stand to do more damage to the Indians than to the Yankees in the the wire. is no reason to suggest that the Sox will be any easier for the Indians to beat in mainin were In addition to their three in the final week against the Sox the In- dians also will face three with the fourth-place Detroit Tigers, who have given them more than a little trouble up to here. During the same week the Yanks will have nothing more serious to contend with than six home dates against second division Washington and Philadelphia, Coach Clem Crowe Picks John Gramling OTTAWA (CP)--John Gramling, one of three United States football players trying for the job of quar- terbacking Ottawa Rough Riders, was ns for the job Friday. The passer from South Carolina was chosen over Don Panciera and Dale Samuels, who were given their releases. Coach Clem Crowe said Gram- ling is '""a smart kid, a smooth passer and a jood prospect. He's tall and can play defence as well as offence." Friday, Crowe hada long talk with another quarterback, Al Dek- 2 1 Sehrwn, who was released by Mon- treal Alouettes on Wednesday. There was no announcement on whether he will stay with the team. Regina Is Named Site Skating Championships REGINA (CP) The North American figure skating champion- |g, ships will be held here March 15 16 it was announced today. Saskatchewan will be host to a number of major sports events when the province observes its gol- den jubilee next year. YESTERDAY'S STARS ASSOCIATED PRESS Pliching Early Wynn, Cleveland Indians, snared his 17th victo of the season while limiting Balt more Orioles to three hits before stepping out for "second-team" re- lacements in seventh inning of 3 triumph, 'BattingDél Ennis, Philadelphia Phillies, hit three-run homer in both games of doubleheader sweep Ne Brooklyn Dodgers, 6-2 and 1615 SIMCOE ST. S. FREE DISHES WITH EVERY 6 GAL. 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